{"id":2905,"date":"2024-04-25T20:39:00","date_gmt":"2024-04-25T12:39:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/2024\/04\/25\/steal-this-look-an-organized-loft-japanese-style\/"},"modified":"2024-04-25T20:39:00","modified_gmt":"2024-04-25T12:39:00","slug":"steal-this-look-an-organized-loft-japanese-style","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/homeofmaterials.com\/es\/steal-this-look-an-organized-loft-japanese-style\/","title":{"rendered":"Roba este look: Un loft organizado al estilo japon\u00e9s"},"content":{"rendered":"

Maki\u00e9 Yahagi\u2019s two-bedroom SoHo loft is akin to the charm-filled interiors of her nearby shop on Thompson Street, Maki\u00e9. A cult favorite since its opening in 1999, Maki\u00e9 sells children\u2019s clothing and home goods with a handmade feel. At home, Maki\u00e9 lives with her two now-teenage sons who occupy the main bedrooms; Maki\u00e9 makes her sleeping quarters in a makeshift nook in the loft while expertly storing various textiles, photographs, magazines, and books in baskets, bins, and fabric-covered boxes\u2014a smart solution to open shelving and one room loft-style living. Here is a look at some of the room\u2019s features.<\/p>\n


Above: Maki\u00e9 delineates the living room with a large area rug, a sofa covered with a linen sheet, and a stack of floor pillows. Photography by Matthew Williams for Remodelista; styling by Alexa Hotz.
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Above: One side of the fireplace displays prized ceramics and antiques while the other is devoted to reference materials and fabric (Maki\u00e9 is the daughter of a seamstress and sewed all her sons\u2019 clothing when they were young, the impetus for opening her store). Photography by Matthew Williams for Remodelista; styling by Alexa Hotz.
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Above: Sleeping quarters by way of a clothing rack with hanging curtain. Photography by Matthew Williams for Remodelista; styling by Alexa Hotz. <\/p>\n

Muebles e iluminaci\u00f3n<\/h2>\n


Above: A similar desk to the one seen in the sleeping area is the Crate & Barrel Haldeman Pine Wood Desk by Leanne Ford for $1,299.
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Above: Similar to the table lamp by the bed, the Hay Paper Cube Table Lamp is $123.25 at Design Within Reach. <\/p>\n

Textiles<\/h2>\n

Above: The rug in the living room is the now-discontinued Ikea Osted Rug. For a close second, the Beige Seagrass with Border Area Rug is $42 to $697.50 depending on size at Rugs USA. Another option is the Ikea Vodskov Rug for $142.99.
Above: The Whiteface Dartmoor Sheepskin Rug is $380 at Toast in the UK.,

Above: The Sheepskin Pillow Short is $131.75 at Design Within Reach. Another option is the White Short Sheepskin Fur Throw Pillow in white; $129 at CB2.
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Above: The Maki\u00e9 Pillows B Pillow Cases are $28 each. <\/p>\n

Storage Bins<\/h2>\n


Above: The storage baskets are the Kikapu Palm Baskets, which are no longer available. Another woven storage solution is the Large Palm Basket from Minna Goods; $135.
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Above: The Serax Marie Large Canvas Bag is made of white-painted canvas; \u20ac46.10 at Lili\u2019s.
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Above: A similar option to some of the fabric storage solutions in Maki\u00e9\u2019s house: the Pottery Barn Linen Utility Basket, available in three different sizes; from $23.,

Above: Maki\u00e9 offers the Handmade Cotton Covered Boxes in Light Indigo in her online shop; starting at $85. <\/p>\n

DIY Room Divider<\/h2>\n


Above: Maki\u00e9\u2019s sleeping nook is made with a rolling rack from Ted-Steel Industries in Hell\u2019s Kitchen. Another option is the Econoco Pipeline Ballet Clothes Rack for $189.99 at Northern Tool + Equipment.
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Above: The sheet hanging on the rack is the Selena Washed Linen Flat Sheet from Caravane, show in Ciment; \u20ac155 at Caravane.
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Above: The Chrome Stainless Steel Shower Curtain Rings are $19.50 at Pottery Barn.
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Above: The shower rings hang from the Ikea Riktig Curtain Hooks with Clip, using only the clip part of the setup; $4.99 for a 24-pack at Ikea. <\/p>\n

For more Japanese-inspired spaces with ideas to steal, see our posts:<\/p>\n